This article reviews the Ligue 1 season, highlighting Paris Saint-Germain's historic treble win (Champions League, Trophée des Champions, Ligue 1), largely attributed to Ousmane Dembélé's transformation into a clinical No. 9 and Luis Enrique's impressive coaching. It also praises the transformative seasons of Strasbourg under Liam Rosenior and Nice under Franck Haise, and identifies key players, goals, saves, and disappointments of the season.
PSG win the treble as Strasbourg and Nice soar: the Ligue 1 season review
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️This article reviews the Ligue 1 season, highlighting Paris Saint-Germain's historic treble win (Champions League, Trophée des Champions, Ligue 1), largely attributed to Ousmane Dembélé's transformation into a clinical No. 9 and Luis Enrique's impressive coaching. It also praises the transformative seasons of Strasbourg under Liam Rosenior and Nice under Franck Haise, and identifies key players, goals, saves, and disappointments of the season.
Trending- 1 Summer (previous year): Wissam Ben Yedder left Monaco; Folarin Balogun sidelined.
- 2 September (previous year): Youssoufa Moukoko scored two goals against Saint-Étienne.
- 3 October (previous year): Moukoko's last Ligue 1 start.
- 4 January (2025): PSG won Trophée des Champions; Mika Biereth signed by Monaco.
- 5 February (2025): Moukoko's last game for Nice.
- 6 Late March (2025): Paulo Fonseca had an incident with the referee, earning a nine-month touchline ban.
- 7 End of season (2025): PSG won the treble; Strasbourg and Nice secured European places.
- 8 This summer: Transfer window, with major player departures expected.
- PSG achieved a historic treble, solidifying their position in European football.
- Ousmane Dembélé emerged as a potential Ballon d'Or candidate.
- Strasbourg and Nice secured qualifications for European competitions.
- Significant financial concerns for Ligue 1 clubs due to unresolved TV rights issues.
- Key player transfers expected in the upcoming summer window.
What: A review of the Ligue 1 football season, focusing on Paris Saint-Germain's historic treble win, the standout performances of Ousmane Dembélé and Luis Enrique, and the successful seasons of Strasbourg and Nice.
When: The 2025 season; Trophée des Champions in January; Moukoko's goals in September and last start in October; Moukoko's last game in February; Paulo Fonseca's incident in late March; The season concluded recently, with the transfer window approaching this summer.
Where: France (Ligue 1); Paris; Parc des Princes; Strasbourg; Auxerre; Nice; Lyon; Monaco; Brest; Marseille; Côte d’Azur; Austria (Sturm Graz).
Why: To summarize and celebrate the key achievements, individual performances, and significant moments of the Ligue 1 football season, while also addressing underlying issues like TV rights.
How: By analyzing team performances, individual player contributions, coaching strategies, and significant moments throughout the season, including specific matches, goals, and saves.